The latest volume in the TBTI Global Book Series, ‘Small is scale, big in contributions’ e-book depicts what SSF in Bangladesh look like, their importance for the livelihoods of millions of people who rely on them, and the multifaceted challenges they are facing.
A sneak peak of upcoming new volume in the TBTI Global Book Series. The e-book, edited by Evan J. Andrews & Christine Knott J., illustrate the diversity of small-scale fisheries in provinces and territories across Canada, bringing together over 100 authors to share stories, perspectives, and research.
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Source: World Bank/FAO/WorldFish (2010)
Timur Jack-Kadioglu is a marine social scientist with experience working with and researching in tropical coastal communities in East Africa and Southeast Asia, and considers himself a hybrid researcher-practitioner. [read more]
International workshop
The event is an opportunity for researchers, professionals, NGOs, and communities interested in this topic to share commitments, visions and plans for a future support to small-scale fisheries and aquaculture in Europe.
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We are collecting contributions that depict ways in which SSF provide solutions for small- and large-scale environmental and socioeconomic issues. We also welcome successful case studies and stories that demonstrate how SSF have overcome, or are in the process of overcoming, specific issues and challenges.
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